Grow together.
Create your parent account, add a learner and follow their work. A clear starting point for home and homeschool learning.
Start as a familySmall discoveries. Lasting possibilities.
Big curiosity.
Real-world skills.
A place to ask good questions, build something new, and learn to navigate a digital world. Guided technology learning for curious minds, at home and in the classroom.
Digital safety · Coding · Cybersecurity · AI literacy
“Let’s figure it out.”Room to try, rethink and grow.
Guided lessonsHands-on practiceVisible progressAdult-supported learning
Your next step
One academy.
Three ways to begin.
Choose your role. We’ll take you to the tools you need, without the guesswork.
Bring curiosity to class.
Create a classroom, share its join code and follow your learners’ progress from your teacher workspace.
Open teacher workspaceYour next discovery.
Have a classroom code? Join your class. Learning at home? Ask your adult to open your learner profile.
Join your classroomMore than the right answer
Learn it. Try it.
Make it your own.
A repeatable rhythm that makes the next step clear and gives learners room to explain their thinking.
Meet an idea.
Start with an explanation and an example you can explore.
Put it to work.
Make a choice, solve a problem or create something of your own.
Explain your thinking.
Use feedback to check your reasoning and try another approach.
See your progress.
Keep track of completed lessons and the work behind your learning.
Explore the possibilities
A good question
can take you anywhere.
Browse the current catalog by topic or grade band. Each module brings a new set of ideas to explore.
K–2A thoughtful first step into technology3–5Curiosity meets digital citizenship6–8Look beneath the screen9–12Cybersecurity beyond the basics
Explore AI, AGI & Agentic AI →Explore all available modules
A little clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Where should my child start?
Open the curriculum and choose a grade band. Review the lesson with your child and adjust for their experience and support needs. Your parent portal lets you create a learner profile and open their learning session.
Do learners need an email address?
Learners join through a classroom code or an adult-managed profile. Parents and teachers use their own accounts. Use an explorer nickname and keep personal details out of submitted work. Read our privacy information for details.
What equipment do we need?
The website runs in a browser. Some coding and studio activities require a local editor, Python, Git or a local server. Review each activity’s setup instructions before starting.
How do I follow learning progress?
Families can open their learner profiles and reports. Teachers can view their own classrooms. Lesson completion is a progress record; individual skill claims depend on the work and evidence reviewed.
How do I share feedback?
Use the support link below. Include the lesson or page and what happened. Please leave out student names, passwords and private student work.
The next discovery starts here.
For the classroom, the kitchen table, and the questions in between.